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I couldn't find the V(x).I don't know ho to write the equation.I think that it will be constant cause potential betwwen two plates should be constant... ?
The discussion revolves around the effects of inserting a dielectric on capacitance and potential in a capacitor setup. Participants are exploring the relationship between capacitance, energy, and force as a function of a variable x, while questioning the implications of different dielectric constants.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants raising questions about the assumptions made regarding the area and the dielectric's effect on capacitance. Some guidance has been offered regarding the need to draw equivalent circuits, but there is no explicit consensus on the correct expressions or interpretations yet.
There are uncertainties regarding the initial conditions of the capacitor and the configuration of the dielectrics involved. Participants are also navigating through the implications of their assumptions about the area and dielectric constants.
##C_{eq}=(K+1)ε_0 \frac {xb} {d}## ? or maybecnh1995 said:What is the energy in the capacitor as a function of x?
In other words, what is the capacitance as a function of x?
How is force related to this energy?
I don't know the exact expression as I myself haven't worked it out yet, but check the answer at x=0. Is the capacitance zero at x=0?Arman777 said:##C_{eq}=(K+1)ε_0 \frac {xb} {d}## ? or maybe
##C=Kε_0 \frac {xb} {d}##
Yeah itscnh1995 said:I don't know the exact expression as I myself haven't worked it out yet, but check the answer at x=0. Is the capacitance zero at x=0?
No, it isn't.Arman777 said:Yeah its
there's no area when x=0cnh1995 said:No, it isn't.
What is the capacitance for x=0?
How is this possible? Which area is considered for calculation of capacitance?Arman777 said:there's no area when x=0
You are taking a-x I am just xcnh1995 said:How is this possible? Which area is considered for calculation of capacitance?
But that doesn't make the total capacitance zero. You need to draw the equivalent circuit and find the total capacitance as a function of x.Arman777 said:You are taking a-x I am just x
I didnt understandcnh1995 said:But that doesn't make the total capacitance zero. You need to draw the equivalent circuit and find the total capacitance as a function of x.
What is the dielectric between the plates before the new dielectric (with constant k) is inserted?Arman777 said:I didnt understand